Remote Power Control / Voltage-Free Contact Output Network-Compatible PDU5005
A device for controlling the power and signals of computers and communication equipment from a remote location via Ethernet LAN/WAN.
It has two independently controllable voltage-free contact outputs (A and B contacts for each system), allowing remote control of power supply and control signal ON/OFF with a maximum of AC250V 5A and DC30V 5A. When powered, it has the capability to send WOL packets (via LAN) for computer startup. Additionally, it features the ability to set operation schedules for automatic operation. It can send reboot or reset signals to communication devices in case of a hang-up. Furthermore, it can be controlled by network management software such as HP Software (formerly OpenView) via rsh or SNMP. For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
basic information
PDU-5005 Non-voltage contact output type. The output features highly reliable gold-plated (flash) non-voltage contacts with a latching function. It is also ideal for controlling small currents. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Remote Power Control / Voltage-Free Contact Output Network-Compatible PDU-5005
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【Purpose】 ○ Control power and signals of computers and communication devices from remote locations. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| PDU-5005 | No-voltage contact output type |
| PDU-6000 |
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